It seems I really didn’t buy him anything.
"You again..." didn’t tell me.
"Found it!" Mo Ran’s words were cut off as Gu Yixuan pulled out a tie, holding it up happily in front of her, "Is this for me?"
How did this thing end up in her bag?
A flicker of surprise flashed through Mo Ran’s eyes.
Mo Yan had asked her to buy something for Gu Yixuan, but she hadn’t agreed. Mo Yan took the liberty of choosing a tie for him, and she didn’t want it, thinking Mo Yan would put it back.
When had she bought it and secretly stuffed it into her bag?
Seeing her not answer, Gu Yixuan narrowed his eyes, "Is it not for me?" For original chapters go to NovelHub(.)net
His voice was very dangerous.
Mo Ran came back to her senses and nodded, "It’s for you." But it wasn’t bought by her.
Only then did Gu Yixuan smile in satisfaction, "Your taste is really bad, the color of this tie is too dark, I don’t really like it."
"If you don’t like it, just throw it away." Mo Ran reached out to snatch it, but he dodged away.
He hid the tie behind his back, and said with feigned reluctance, "However, in light of your thoughtfulness, I’ll accept it."
Mo Ran was slightly stunned, this was the first time she had seen Gu Yixuan act awkwardly. His eyes revealed that he really liked it, but his lips wouldn’t admit it.
For some reason, seeing him , she thought... he was kind of... cute!
Mo Ran quickly stood up, grabbed her bag, and headed upstairs. If she continued to let her thoughts run wild, it surely would lead to trouble!
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Time swiftly passed, and Mo Ran had thought about going out to look for work several times, but she dismissed the idea each time.
Even if she found a job, she estimated that Gu Yixuan would interfere, so it might be better not to bother.
During this time, she didn’t resist Gu Yixuan again, and her attitude towards him had always been indifferent. Gu Yixuan seemed to get used to her demeanor and didn’t say anything more.
In the morning, Gu Yixuan would leave early for work at the office and only come back in the afternoon, sometimes in the evening.
Their time together was only a little bit at night.
Mo Ran went to bed early, and several hours after Gu Yixuan returned, she’d go upstairs to sleep. Halfway through, he’d wake her up and fuss for over an hour.
Every day, this was how they interacted, with not much conversation between them. The relationship between the two appeared to be as calm as water.
The empress observed a little, and the internet had been updated for four or five hours already, while the book city hadn’t updated yet (it seems to refresh twice a day, once at noon, once at night), so the readers on the book city will just have to wait until the evening to read.